Sentences with phrase «changing venues»

For instance, the U-T San Diego featured a story of a Chula Vista area school, Leonardon Da Vinci Health Sciences School, which will be changing venues under Prop. 39 to a more ample facility next school year.

Home - field advantage is usually worth about 2.5 points, which means you would expect to see a 5 - point line move based on changing venues.

Brands enjoy extended coverage and gain additional exposure to new demographics due in part to SIP Awards ever changing venues.

Changing the venue to a less threatening environment — your office instead of the boss's office, or even a coffee shop — may also soften the situation, and so may suggesting a walk instead of a sit - down meeting to discuss the issues.

Scalia added that DOL «will have to decide how they want to move» on the case, which could mean seeking to change its venue, but added, «I don't know why they'd want to move it to someplace else.»

Such a clear vision of what they wanted to offer was the result of Hodari changing the venue of a meeting very last - minute.

Some just change venue and do the same stuff at a home church.

I also believe that Pastor what's his name was motivated to change the venue by the fear of losing money, again reaffirming that the LOVE of money is indeed the root of all evil.

Those are words an African - American couple used to describe how they felt when they were forced to change the venue of their wedding because of their race.

We reserve the right to substitute speakers, change venues, cancel seminars, cancel part of or the entire event, due to circumstances beyond our control.

The IMC had planned to hold the meeting in China, but changed the venue to British - ruled India when Japan and China went to war, beginning the bloodshed that Europe would quickly join.

The autumn Packaging Innovations & Luxury Packaging London show is changing venue.

We can ask them to change the venue, but I don't think they'll accept that.»

The women are teeing it up at on a Trump track after LPGA commissioner Mike Whan slammed Trump for his words three weeks ago because organizers of the event did not have time to change venues.

However all those three losses this season have come away from home - the London Stadium was not available for use early in the season (they even had special dispensation to change the venue of their Cup tie), and they managed to turn things around in their first game in front of their fans.

Update: MommyCon Minneapolis has changed venue!

The board changed venues to accommodate the crowd.

«That will change this venue from not just 13 days a year, but a year - round economic engine,» Cuomo said.

«There will be pressure to change venues and infrastructure; the delivery bodies must be quite clear about the costs of any such changes and their consequences for the programme,» Mr Leigh said.

In connection with the incident, the state government changed the venue of its Lagos at 50 thanksgiving service from the chapel to the banquet hall of the state house, Ikeja.

Other than the proposed severance, in its 180 - page brief filed late yesterday, the government argues that all of the defendants» other, near - two - dozen motions — which include motions to change venues, suppress evidence, and dismiss charges due to «prosecutorial misconduct» related to ex-U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's public statements — lack merit.

And, when a famous wedding planner (Candice Bergen) screws up the dates and schedules their ceremonies and receptions at the same time with no possibility of re-scheduling (since the Plaza is conveniently booked for the next three years), Liv and Emma get into an argument about which one of them is going to give up her dream and change the venue.

Teachers, parents, and community members were shut out of a Stratford Board of Education meeting Monday after the board refused to change venues to a room big enough to accommodate all who wanted to participate.

Though the board had received notice days in advance that the number of teachers, parents, and community members expected to attend the first meeting of the board, which was elected in November, would exceed the room's capacity, the board refused to change the venue.

The island's nightlife venues are well - connected and in close proximity to each other, making it easy to venture out on a bar crawl or change venues if you find a particular club isn't to your liking.

Other news that has come to light is that the Expo has changed venue's.

If the Climate Change venue comes unraveled, say beginning with the IPCC making strategic concessions in the forthcoming SPM, to forestall challenges from national ministers on the hiatus - problem... that will serve to enhance the stature of Fundamentalist signatories, above & beyond what they could have enjoyed, without having been persecuted.

Usually (1) would be answered quite generally, «moves this Court to change the venue of this proceeding pursuant to Rule 98», while (3) would have an exact word for word statement of what you want an order of the court to say, such as «requests the following relief: (1) that this court immediately transfer venue in...

Joe Arpaio Under Pressure Main Is Changing Venue Because of Pretrial Publicity a Dated Concept?»

Curran Law Office successfully argued a motion to change venue in a Child Support action from Milwaukee County to Juneau County.

There were even some examples of cases that had to change the venue due to excessive media attendance.

He then changed venues to Orange County, practicing at Menke, Fahrney & Carroll and then for over 14 years with Jackson, DeMarco & Peckenpaugh (now, Jackson Tidus).

Opus One, Inc v Cross Wrock, PC Michigan Court of Appeals Docket No 222128 (December 1, 2001)(reversing trial court decision and granting client's motion to change venue under MCL 600.1629)

Mandatory arbitration does not move the litigation outside the jurisdiction; it merely changes the venue and (generally) offers confidentiality.

The PATENT Act delays discovery until certain initial trial motions (to dismiss, to change venue, or to sever accused infringers) are resolved.

It was from the event's organizers, saying that the event might have to be delayed and change venue.

The court may change the venue in accordance with s. 47.122.

In general terms, you need to petition the original court to change the venue, and much depends on the location of the child.

Couples» therapists historically suggest things like planning or scheduling sex, changing the venue or dating.

We changed venues and are now in our new event space at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington VA!

Not exact matches

«Our venue for InsureTech Connect remains open, and we expect no change in the schedule of events.»

The other challenge you face is in retail, particularly in malls, are venues that have changed dramatically with the advent of the web and eCommerce.

The National Association of Concessionaires (NAC) has announced a change of venue for the 2018 NAC Concession & Hospitality Expo.

Then the rapid development of computer technology, combined with a handful of regulatory changes, enabled dozens of alternative trading venues to sprout up over the past two decades, increasing competition for volume and driving down the exchanges» profits, ultimately pushing the NYSE — one of the most enduring symbols of American capitalism — towards increasing irrelevancy.

«The first thing that's new is that we really have a great change of venue for the Saturday - night and Sunday - night parties,» says Stephen Seo, the chair of Winter Party Festival.

The Harper Government changed this completely first by ignoring the Finance Committee and presenting the fall Update outside Parliament in party - friendly venues and second by including policy initiatives.

This absence should not be surprising, given the change of venue represented by the addition of religious studies departments to secular university curricula.

The event got changed from its original venue to the same location as where my son attends preschool.

And in conforming to mainstream academic tenure standards, is BYU losing talented professors who are best equipped to prepare students to consider changing moral foundations, but lack professionally accepted venues through which to publish what they teach and study?

In this sort of a venue if readers donated from time to time, it wouldn't be like a church where you have to please the people, in fact, if David changed his stance on things, a lot of us would leave.